Month: October 2017

Consumer drones have more or less conquered hovering, but are there easier ways to stay in place? Researchers from Imperial College London have a possible […] Read the original post by Engadget

In January of last year, it was confirmed that Bank of America and Wells Fargo, two of the largest banking establishments in the United States, […] Read the original post by Evan Selleck

Western Digital releases a new FAQ document hitting back at some of the claims surrounding Toshiba's chip unit sale to the Bain-led consortium. The company […] Read the original post by Seeking Alpha

If you’re a Wells Fargo debit card user, you can now use tap and pay to make transactions at nearly half of Wells Fargo ATMs. Wells […] Read the original post by Tory Foulk

A 9KHz-7GHz directional bridge and dual RMS RF power detector that measures forward and reverse power levels in a signal path along with return loss. This […] Read the original post by Steve Bush

Analog Devices has introduced a 9KHz-7GHz directional bridge and dual RMS RF power detector that can simultaneously measure forward and reverse power levels in a […] Read the original post by Steve Bush

Ian Teh documents China’s massive fight against desertification. Read the original post by Laura Mallonee

Context Cards will allow Snapchat users to swipe up on some snaps to find out more information and connect to services like Lyft or OpenTable. Read the original post by Jessi Hempel

Dell Technologies is using its broad product and services portfolio to create new Internet of Things Division and will invest $1 billion in IoT product […] Read the original post by Evan Selleck

Bookmarking currently doesn’t exist on Twitter. Users are limited to retweeting or liking tweets to view them later on their timeline. But that’s apparently about […] Read the original post by Chethan Rao

If you have thought of starting a business to generate secondary income, but haven’t done anything about it because you don’t know where to start then […] Read the original post by Gautam Prabhu

A new survey conducted by CNBC has found that 64 percent of Americans own an Apple product of some kind, a number that’s increased from […] Read the original post by Mitchel Broussard

Opinion: When a scientific paper is retracted, it can produce long-term aftershocks. Read the original post by Jerome Samson

Every year around this time, the same rumors pop up about slow iPhones and planned obsolescence. Don’t fall for it this time. Read the original post by Brian Barrett

This easy to install wall outlet features two high speed USB charging ports for smartphones, tablets and other USB devices, and a child-safe tamper-resistant power […] Read the original post by DealPost Team